::/home/robh/unity/unityfiles/text/HistoryMachineGraveyard:1082896605:: Moved by SimonBooth on Sun 25 Apr 2004
<<< um? -- SimonBooth >>> <<< According to my Concise Oxford English Dictionary (the one which is only 1,666 pages long), "simulacra" is a correct plural of "simulacrum: 1) An image or representation of someone or something, 2) An unsatisfactory imitation or substitue." -- RobHague >>> <<< But... that wouldn't it be 'a simulacrum'? If 'simulacra' is plural? --StevenKitson >>> <<< Ah yes - that would be me reading what I think things say, not what they actually say, again. I dread to think what'll happen come thesis-proof-reading time. I've changed it to the singular. -- RobHague >>> <<< changed the rest. -- SimonBooth >>>